Glassette x Secret Linen Store
Our biggest collaboration collection yet: Glassette x Secret Linen Store. Postcards From Home is an ode to slow days and the joy of staying in. A capsule of quiet luxuries - designed for pause.
This collection is a tactile celebration of stillness: stripes that bring back nostalgia, textures that soften, tones that soothe. Pieces made to be layered, lived with, and loved, each one a gentle reminder to take things slowly.
Fill your space with colour. With comfort. With intention.
This is the art of staying in.
The Collection
Cecilia
Colour, pattern and play are at the heart of the Glassette world, and the Cecilia range embodies all of that. The bold yellow and white checkerboard weave is joyful and graphic, a signature nod to our love of print and contrast. Framed with a crisp navy embroidered border and finished with mitred edges, each piece - from napkins to tablecloth - is designed to bring personality and warmth to your table.
Tomato & Vine
Tomato & Vine: a punchy palette that rethinks traditional table linen. The lime green is piece-dyed for richness; the sharp red border adds an unexpected twist. Bold but minimal, with clean mitred edges and graphic simplicity at its core. Made in Portugal from 100% linen, the Vine collection reflects Glassette’s love of strong colour stories and thoughtful design - made to be mixed, layered and lived with.
Teddy
Teddy is a love letter to nostalgia. The soft blue stripes, the cotton bow ties, the gentle sense of familiarity. Inspired by childhood bedrooms, the Teddy collection reimagines the classic stripe with a fresh perspective. Reversible and made in Portugal from 100% cotton, it’s detailed with recycled plastic buttons and thoughtful finishes that feel both romantic and relaxed.
Freida
Freida is crisp, tailored, and quietly detailed. Made from optic white cotton and finished with deep navy embroidery, it brings a sense of structure and calm to the bedroom.
Stella
Stella was inspired by a vintage American quilt Laura discovered and loved in a small store in New York. Reimagined through a Glassette lens, it features a bold geometric pattern, soft quilting, and ecru binding that frames each piece with quiet contrast.
Which set will you be buying?